The story of an artist while executing a portrait-sketch, the first from life, of Abraham Lincoln
By: Otho Wiecker
Contributors: Barry, Charles A., 1830-1892
Publisher: [O. Wiecker]
Published: 1912
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Portraits; Anecdotes
Other titles: Abraham Lincoln in June, 1860
Notes: Cover title.

"In June, 1860, at Springfield, Ill., and his close association, experience and intimacy with the President which came to light in 1911, fifty-one years after, and a description of the portrait itself."

"An advertisement by a lithographer who describes making the original portrait in Lincoln's Springfield office"--Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography, 2063.

Monaghan, J. Lincoln bibliography, 2063

Pamphlet, stapled.

Portrait of Abraham Lincoln on cover.

Address in imprint crossed out in ink, with inscription: 12 Milford St., Boston, Mass.

Inscription in ink on p. [3]: Daniel Fish.
Table of contents: title: [Description of portrait created by Charles A. Barry]; title: General D. E. Sickles' letter (Aug. 3, 1912); title: Mr. Thomas Benton-Kelley's letter (Apr. 4, 1912); title: The artist's story.